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Israeli Lawmaker Vows Support For Control Over Temple Mount, Rebuilding Temple

News Image By David Sidman/Israel 365 April 28, 2021
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Freshmen Knesset member Itamar Ben Gvir (Religious Zionism) was recently sworn into the Israeli parliament on Monday.

During his opening speech, Ben Gvir lamented the hesitancy of the Israeli government to assert full sovereignty over Jerusalem and more specifically; the Temple Mount saying: "I will act to ensure that Israeli control returns to Jerusalem and to the Temple Mount specifically."


Ben Gvir connected his promise to the recent Muslim-instigated riots throughout Jerusalem that have taken place since the beginning of Ramadan saying: "So that images we saw the other day, of thugs beating police officers and shouting Hamas Hamas! while proclaiming 'we are the owners - These images will not be heard nor seen."

Ben Gvir also spoke about the need to teach Israeli children values and morality alongside academic subjects like math and science. He also called on the need to reform the justice system that he accused of being corrupt.

Toward the end of his address, Ben Gvir spoke about the prophet Amos and how his words relate to the nation of Israel today:


I will restore My people Yisrael. They shall rebuild ruined cities and inhabit them; They shall plant vineyards and drink their wine; They shall till gardens and eat their fruits. (Amos 9:14)

"The nation of Israel lives!" he concluded.

In an exclusive interview with Ben Gvir in 2019, Israel365 News revealed that he and his party have come out openly in favor of building the Third Temple.

Originally published at Israel 365 News - reposted with permission.




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